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Check in was easy. Dropped off clubs at bag drop. Told em my name and they showed me the way to check in at the pro shop. Got there roughly 30 mins prior to my tee time. Practice area was very nice. Good sized chipping green with a solid bunker as well. Driving range was adequate with practice balls in good condition! Putting green was perfect!! Matched the speeds on the course and definitely helped me judge my putts better. It was my 1st time playing the course and was able to bring in a solid 76 from the tips. Greens rolled true and the routing was fun! A fairly drivable course with some pot bunkers strategically placed in fairways and along landing areas made placement/ club choice of the tee a key factor. The Marshall was awesome. Very friendly and seemed like he legitimately cared about our experience. Overall a great course and had a ton of fun. Only downside was there was a 3some that played atrociously slow. We began to lose our minds after 4 holes. I called the pro shop and the Marshall was there within 10 mins. Definitely recommend this course to everyone!!

Don't let the title deter you. I love this place. The thing that I HATE about it, though- 5somes on Saturday mornings!?!? Not 1or 2, but a very common occurrence. I bought my round use GolfNow which included a coupon code for $10! I was happy, but then I get there and the starter puts me out with another single. We have a 20+ hcp 3some in front of us. That's OK, but in front of them- a 20+ hcp 5some!! Then a 4some and then another 5some!! What the heck is going on!?! That was my mindset! I'm a pace of play golfer. Sub-6 hcp and looking to pull up and swing. When it's 49 degrees with the wind blowing and it takes more than 5.5hrs to finish 18- it's not fun anymore. It's an easy fix, Spur! The ranger even agreed with me. It's a basic etiquette of golf. No matter if they're members playing dog fights or not. NO 5somes!! Enforce a bit more of a dress code, and enforce pace of play standards. Put the POP on the scorecards as well as local rules and regs. I enjoy the layout. When it's open and playing a fluid pace- you can't beat the value with the place! Solid layout. Great staff. Above average greens! Let's tighten it up, Northwoods!! This could be a big time place for Columbia if you guys tighten things up a bit!! Some paths need work as well, but that's not a make/break thing. Thanks y'all!!

Spent $22 on a hot deal w GolfNow. Love this course!! Challenging, but pretty open. It was raining and had been raining the past 5 days off and on, but the course drains well and the greens are SPECTACULAR!! For the winter months, the foliage is nearly non-existing. Lots of pine needles, but not many leaves, which makes it pretty easy to find your stray shots. Can't stress enough how much I enjoy this course!! Great practice facilities and the restaurant is great as well!!

To the point- practice facilities were terrible. $3 for a bag of 15 practice balls!?! Pro shop was extremely unhelpful and borderline condescending. (I'm sorry I dress nice for golf). Clouds opened up and dropped rain after 6 holes. Course drains horribly bad. Lightning and flooding, but no horn!?! Would not issue a rain check. Not worth any amount of hard earned money. As an active duty soldier, I was extremely disappointed to have spent my money on this "course". Never again!!

First time playing Cypress Point. Read reviews previously and general consensus was that the greens were awesome. I'd have to agree! Very well manicured and very receptive. Fairways were in good condition as well as the bunkers (I wish I could've not been able to test those out). The starter was a nice guy. Sat and chatted with him on the putting green and he gave me some tips. #5 and #6 play a club longer. He wasn't lying. lol. Overall good experience. Only setback was the pro shop attendant was kind of lacking customer service skills. Again, the overall experience was above standard.

Transit from Belvoir to Triangle was the worst part. 15 mile drive turned into 50 mins. Check-in was pretty quick. Starter was a nice guy. A very attainable course. Just a couple "tough" holes. (Holes 10 and 18 are pretty deep) Par 3s have good sized greens to help you actually have a shot at a few GIRs. Was a 2-some, but had 4 in front of us and then another 2-some got sent out right after us, which was a bit odd, because we offered to make it a 4. (Didn't like having 2 dudes directly behind us all day) solid pace of play though. Finished our round at just under 4hrs. Overall, liked the course. Train the starter up some more. More beverage carts on course, especially in 95 degree weather.

Cheap fee. Decided to try it out. Tight course. Not very well maintained. Lots of blind/ unknown yardage shots. Greens were subtle/ not too bad. Staff didn't call me by my name, just called me "GolfNow rate" Actually felt kind of demeaning, like I wasn't good enough for them. So... As my title states, Don't play there unless you're a member.

OK rates, fairly simple layout, and a pretty nice journey through the course. Only a few "tough" shots to hit, but a fairly easy course overall. Birdies are definitely attainable, but the occasional implosion holes are there as well. Not really a course to write home about (Construction on 17 par 5) doesn't help the appeal either, but a fun course none-the-less. Good scores are definitely out there. Great staff as well. Just need a beverage cart.